Moreland Public Art Show
Michelle Robinson and Lani Fender’s art collective “andeverythinginbetween” has had two pieces selected for the City of Moreland’s ‘MoreArt Public Art Show’, an annual temporary public art show which showcases contemporary art in the unexpected nooks and crannies along the Upfield Train Line Precinct.
There are 18 works and their pieces are “Affinity” and “Fugitive Piano”.
“Affinity” is a large scale, site specific, placemaking installation consisting of an array of filaments that form an undulating canopy across a 45m x 15m, otherwise empty, landscape. The topographical remapping of the space subverts the viewers understanding and preconceptions by injecting a new reading and experience into a ‘forgotten space’.
“Affinity” is located in Brunswick and accessed from a pedestrian/bicycle path (parallel to the Upfield railway line), just north of Anstey Train Station. Tinning Street is the closest street crossing - head north from here. Refer to map in the photos section below.
A 350m stroll along the bike path south from here just past Anstey train Station takes you to our other piece, “Fugitive Piano”. An upright piano sits as a foreign object in an outdoor space. A series of performances by high profile pianists is scheduled during the month long exhibition, but for the most part the piano will stand out of context in the space, creating a feeling of intrigue and anticipation.
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